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A Conversation About Complementarianism (TGC Classic)

In this TGC Classic recorded at TGW2014, Tim and Kathy Keller, John Piper, Kathleen Nielson, and Don Carson discuss why they’re complementarians and how they see their theology work out practically in life and ministry.

With candor and humor, they tell personal stories of how they came to their positions, address key exegetical questions, and discuss misconceptions surrounding complementarian theology.


In This Episode

00:06 – Introduction and initial thoughts on complementarianism

06:06 – Tim Keller’s journey to complementarianism

09:57 – Kathy Keller’s personal story and challenges

14:47 – John Piper’s influences and early controversies

19:21 – Don Carson’s background and early reflections

23:41 – Complementarianism vs. patriarchalism

35:45 – Theological reflections on complementarianism

40:02 – Challenges and misconceptions of complementarianism

40:21 – Practical implications and applications

50:16 – Exegetical questions and responses

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